Sentence examples for normal physiological activity from inspiring English sources

Although glial [Na+] measurements suggest that the GAT-2/3 transporters can be reversed by activation of the Glu transporters under normal, physiological activity, blockade of GAT-2/3 did not change the tonic inhibition of CA1 pyramidal neurons under the same conditions.

Lysosomal degradation is essential for normal physiological activity in neurons.

ATP, as a direct energy source for normal physiological activity, shortage leads to a variety of physiological dysfunction [ 28].

The fundamentals of d-serine function, in the retina and elsewhere, remain a fruitful topic of study, both as a part of normal physiological activity and as a mechanistic contributor to various disease pathologies.

We started out with the largest patch size (~300 mm) and dipole density (200 pAm/mm) assumed for normal physiological activity in a similar study by Hillebrand and Barnes (2002), and compared results for even larger patch sizes (~1200 mm) assumed for epileptiform interictal spikes as suggested by the MEG ECoG comparison.

In this study, the complementary data of collagen birefringence and FN expression seen at the distal secondary cementum is proposed as a compensatory adaptation due to a net increase in distal bone resorption and maintenance of age-related normal physiological activity at the mesial complex).

While Cdk5 activation by p35 is associated with its normal physiological activities, activation by the truncated form, p25, abnormally stimulates Cdk5 activity.

Moreover, deltamethrin has a general effect on the ATP concentration that renders dysfunction in normal physiological activities of fish (Kumar 2011).

First, by reducing transpiration and retaining water, such as the smaller LA, the slower RGR, and the increased BW; second, by extracting more water, such as the extensive root mass; third, by maintaining normal physiological activities, such as PSII functionality.

Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) exists extensively in mammalian cells as an active and significant by-products in bio-metabolism and plays vital roles in normal physiological activities and the occurrence of many diseases.

The insulin/IGF-1 signaling pathways are highly conserved across species throughout evolution, ranging from worms, flies, rodents to humans, demonstrating the importance of this signaling pathway in the maintenance of normal physiological activities and longevity in these species (van der Horst and Burgering, 2007; Narasimhan et al., 2009).